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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
9
The speaker reflects on late year signs and spring chatter as frosty days give way to mild air. He notes cheer, absence of care, and a shift in mood despite aging past sixty, urging cheerfulness and presence. A stray line hints at a theft title, The Theft of the Black Diamonds, or $100.00 Please, with Hawkshaw Aloysis McGuire rushing to conceal a hype outfit.
In Bond Montana a detective uses mock accents and quick impersonations to locate a missing coal theft and home brew, revealing that a mother-in-law and a valet were involved. He mocks two disguises and returns the items within twenty minutes, aided by a device called the McGuire Manfinder.
Miss Anna Milesich and Mr and Mrs Joe Rebich return from Butte. A school holds a squirrel contest with equal teams counting tails as weekly scores. Last week one side had 29 tails and the other 22. Six week match ends with the losing side supplying sugar for a taffy pull. Farmers faced a Monday plow plan delayed by snow. Easter eggs dyed on Friday and a nest of eggs left in desks Monday morning.
Dr Blakslee who held faith healing meetings in December is slated to return to Dillon and address crowds tomorrow morning in the City Hall Council chamber, per information phoned to the Tribune.
For over 40 years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The product includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that works through the bloodstream to reduce mucous surface inflammation. Sold by all druggists. F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
Classified ad offers living room dining room and bedroom furniture rugs stoves dishes plus a brown walnut cabinet grand piano described as fine instrument and cheap. Located at 102 N Washington St with telephone 303. One item for sale.
The District Court of Beav erhead County Montana issues an alias summons to defendants Emil Krulyac Mary Krulyac and Mary Stan Daher Stascevich requiring response to a $2000 debt plus 10 percent interest from February 4 1921 and $200 in attorney fees. The action also seeks foreclosure of a mortgage and sale of the described lands with court seal dated April 5 1923.
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